Do you know how to consolidate your student loans? Need some student loan consolidation advice?
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5 Tips to Consolidate Student Loans
A new Michigan welfare law limiting lifetime cash assistance to four years will go into effect on October 1, ending benefits for 41,000 people–30,000 of which are children. Perhaps the strictest welfare law in the country, Governor Rick Snyder backed… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Michigan Welfare Law: 4 Year Lifetime Limit
Miracle Hands Inc., a HIV/AIDS service provider in the D.C. area, is accused of using $330,000 worth of federal funds to start a strip club. Coincidentally, Miracle Hands owner Cornell Jones is a former D.C.
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AIDS Group Used Tax Funds for DC Strip Club
Who says you can’t make money off of being in jail? Rapper T.I. was just released from prison, and he already has a few deals lined up.
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T.I. Released From Prison, Starts VH1 Reality Series
As stories have surfaced detailing arrests based solely on the recording of law enforcement, there has been some concern over whether or not it is legal to videotape police. Though a number of states (FL, IL, MA, MD, NH) have..
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Citizens Have Right to Videotape Police Arrests, 1st Circuit Rules
If you’ve ever had to take time off work to handle family emergencies or because of a medical issue, you might have qualified for FMLA medical leave. The FMLA, or Family and Medical Leave Act, is a federal law that… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Who is Eligible for FMLA Medical Leave?
Was the mayor drunk? The questions has surely been asked before. This time, mayor of Sunland Park, New Mexico and future congressional candidate Martin Resendiz is attracting the ire of fellow city councilmembers this week after admitting that he was…
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NM Mayor Was Drunk When He Signed City Contracts
There’s no question that Facebook identity theft exists, but according to an appellate court in California, a teen boy committed a crime when he accessed a girl’s account and added sexual remarks to her profile.
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Using Someone Else’s Facebook Is ID Theft: CA Judge
Bank of America’s Board of Directors approved what is perhaps the largest settlement in the history of banking on Wednesday, agreeing to pay a group of 22 investors, mostly made up of financial firms, $8.5 billion.
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BofA Settlement: $8.5B for Fraudulent Mortgages
Good Morning America’s unclaimed money story has informed Americans and given many hope about finding missing money. It’s kind of like a modern-day treasure hunt, except you’re hunting for your own lost treasure - and there’s actually a realistic likelihood…
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Unclaimed Money: Could Some Be Yours?